Lovely meal outside on the back deck. Great service and draft list. Menu is bar food and food was…read morejust fine. Had fried mushrooms, Caesar salad, wings, fries, turkey/avocado sandwich. All good. Love the sign out front and the King.

Great selection of traditional and local beers. Pub food is and consistent with each visit.read more

The fish and chips was very solid and it was a good sized portion. Plenty of beers on draft…read more Friendly and nice servers, although the initial waiting and seating process took a while. Beautiful view overlooking the river.

I really liked this place! Great bar and grill located right on the Grand River. The cod fish and…read morechips were delicious . Staff was very friendly and helpful. This place would be amazing in the summer to sit out on the patio.

We really enjoyed our visit to Haley's. My nephew discovered it while driving through town and…read moresuggested giving it a shot. Portions are huge and the food is delicious.

The all day breakfast was a total surprise. I was expecting the quick dirty fix and got an…read moreassortment of delicious local foods. Oh and grab a butter tart

First time crawler, long time glisner. Welcoming atmosphere, fit right in like a dirty shirt. The…read moresmell of fried chicken and jaggermister left a nostalgic reminder of old friends and bad decisions. The impeccable service of Kayla sealed the deal on my inevitable return. 11/10 stars

We shared a fish fry. There is a special on Fridays that there 2 pieces of fish on the platter…read more Usually the second piece costs $5.00 more. Two pieces of nicely fried fish,, a very large pile of well fried French fries and a smallish scoop of Cole slaw. The Cole slaw was tasty, but needed some pepper.

Recent lunch visit , in may, we sat out side in warmth . Our waitress was very handy and new menu…read morewell , Fish and chips were very good , the soup was good ( sweet potato creamy ) just not my fav. We will return

Food is good but very expensive. It is a busy restaurant…read moreand they do have a very large front patio which helps with seating. The inside is a bit small.

After my wife and I set up at the Family Paradise campground, we wanted to go out and Cowbell was…read morerecommended to us by the staff. We made the drive, not too far really. It's a beautiful large building! Well kept and clean! Our server, Jessie, did a great job informing us of the menu and specials. She was professional and personable! We ordered pretzel bites as an appetizer and adult beverages. I ordered their IPA. The pretzel bites were kind of chewy and the mustard sauce was in between. Not sure exactly what they were trying to do with it. It wasn't too sweet and it wasn't too hot. I really was not impressed that much with the IPA, I ordered another just to make sure, same results. My wife's Buffalo ranch pizza was large and well appointed; however, we just weren't sure about the flavors. My fish and chips was huge! I really enjoyed the fish! Must say the coleslaw left me scratching my head and the french fries were lacking something. Again, Jesse did a great job, she was the highlight of her visit!

It was a wonderful trip. The decor is amazing and really creates a setting surrounding it's…read morebusiness. I tried the cherry cider - so good! Food wise it was great. The cranberry turkey was on the dry side though, the fries had dried out too.

Came for a really early dinner. Spouse got a roast beef sandwich with fries that she enjoyed!…read moreDidn't have much comment, but if she's taking the rest home, I know she liked it -- so I'll be fair with that. Tried her fries - they were crisp, but completely unseasoned. I ordered their standard burger with home fries. The home fries were dripping in grease, the burger was bland - no flavour, greasy, over cooked (they didn't even ask how I wanted it cooked to be fair), one piece of bacon crisp, the other raw. I mean...I ate half of it because I was starving, but when the best thing about your burger is the ketchup, you need to rethink either your meat or seasoning. I think what bothered me the most about this place? I left them with a plate over half full of food and the waitress didn't even ask if I enjoyed the meal -- that should be a no-brainer.

We went for an early dinner on a Saturday night. I got nervous because a large group and a few…read moreothers arrived at the same time so I expected a long wait. There was nothing nothing to worry about. We were served and had cold beer in front of us before we could decide on dinner. The Reuben Sandwich was to die for. The fresh cut fries were hot and perfectly cooked. The gravy was one of the best I have ever had. Our server Megan was very attentive, friendly, and helpful even though she was running off of her feet. I will go back as soon as possible.

We had a great experience here this evening! Tess is an amazing server: very attentive and…read moreinformative. Great at making suggestions and answering questions re. the menu. The beer flight was excellent as was the margarita. The only downside to this restaurant is the wine menu. We were both having chicken and seafood, but defaulted to the only wine on the menu that got a decent rating from Vivino, and it was a red. Meh. We're neither of us stuck on if it's a fish or poultry dish you must have white and our bottle of red was a good wine so we enjoyed it. We started with the falafels with hummus and the Caesar salad. Both were very good. I opted for the chicken schnitzel and he went for the lake trout. The chicken schnitzel with spinach spaetzle was very good indeed. I ended up requesting some lemon to squeeze on the schnitzel because I found the herb butter was a tad too much like the spaetzle. Not a criticism per se, I just felt that the lemon juice added a bit of extra zest that I personally liked. The trout was also very good, except for the tomato sauce base - he felt that did not add to the dish. Nothing wrong with the sauce, just not necessary. Mudtown Station was recommended by friends who'd been here a few years ago. I know it's undergone some changes since then, but I thought the recent poor reviews were a shame. They almost put me off. But truly, this restaurant is trying hard to get back to its former glory and I'd say they're now there. The menu is creative and out of the ordinary, the atmosphere is relaxing and pleasant and the food is very good - and this review is coming from a foodie who's eaten in many Michelin starred restaurants and at least 4 that were in the list of top 100 in the world, including number one. Mudtown Station deserves a visit. I'd give it a 4.5 if that was an option.

We stayed at Best Western Inn on the Bay in Owen Sound over the long weekend, and this was the…read moreclosest restaurant we could find. The inside was quite big, but a lot of flies. When we arrived at 6:00 p.m., the restaurant wasn't very busy. We ordered the Curry Chicken Flatbread, which was an interesting combination and surprisingly tasty. The signature burger was underwhelming and quite small. The trout was tender and flavourful. The service was just okay. Some dishes come with a choice of side, but we weren't told that certain options carried an extra charge until we received the bill. The server even mentioned that she had accidentally undercharged us, so we ended up paying more than we expected. The pricing wasn't clearly explained, which could easily catch travellers off guard.

Small town Ontario watering hole. Colourful locals, cheap drinks and sing along Stompin' Tom on the…read morejukebox. Try not to drive if you pop in.

Opening night 20 mins. Wait for bar tender for service and then when you get service the bar tender…read moredoesn't listen when they where told The person is paying with tap and pay. So she opens the beverage and brings over the debt machine so I try and use NFC on my iPhone 6S just to find out that they don't have NFC on they're debt. Then to make thing worse a big guy saying he works here comes up to my fiancé and I and demands that I pay for the drink or get out and makes her cry because she feels threatened by his posturing and instead of having empathy for her he tells her to leave the premises. So other patrons around us start to notice what's going on and chip in to pay the $6.50 the bouncer was getting angry about for the one drink.